Hope For Film
Ted Hope, Entertainment Strategy Guy, Ed William, Dane Benko, Yancey Strickler, Bay Dariz, Courtney Romano, Ivan Abreu Luciano, Vanessa Hope, Courtney Daniels, Taylor Lewis, Charlotte Simmons, Ruth Setton, Heather Rae Priest, Nick Geisler, Michael Lavine, Lauren Greenwood, Amanda Sweikow, Donny Broussard, Ellis J. Sutton, Tom Violett, Sean King O’Grady, Tomas Leach, Skip Berry, Avi SettonWe need a vibrant alternative to mainstream culture, especially a non-dependent cinema ecosystem. Let's build it together & examine what got us here in the first place -- including how we can each build our own sustainable & generative creative practices.
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A producer on over 70 films, studio exec on over 60, Ted launched Amazon’s foray into feature film production. His memoir/handbook "HopeForFilm" is available for your reading pleasure.
A former exec at a streaming company, the EntStratGuy provides regular thoughts and analysis on the business, strategy and economics of entertainment. I write for my newsletter and am a columnist at The Ankler.
Provocative little essays about cinema
Filmmaker, photographer, reflexive builder of walls of text. I would like to take my time and welcome you to take it with me.
Cofounder of Metalabel, Kickstarter, the Creative Independent, and Artist Corporations. Author of "This Could Be Our Future: A Manifesto for a More Generous World," “The Dark Forest Anthology of the Internet," and "On the Creative Life."
LA-based Filmmaker. Critics Choice Award winning Producer of over a dozen films, from festival darlings to studio pictures. Formerly an actor, talent manager, and touring rock musician (but not all at the same time)
Writing, directing, & producing NonDē films. Proudly part of the Independent Class.
To change the place you’re in, start with the place within. Leadership Coach | Becoming a filmmaker after 15 years in the U.S. Air Force.
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Filmmaker. What Other Couples Do. Bedroom Story. It’s Not You, It’s LA (aka This Fucking Town). Author of “Yes You Can - How to Make a Movie for Almost No Money.” Gen X at Midlife podcast, on Apple and Spotify.
one more time with feeling.
Tomatometer-approved film critic, former cynic, kombucha enthusiast, semicolon addict, naturalized citizen of the no flex zone, and the real Forrest Gump, probably.
Writer, traveler, dreamer, lover of magic, myths, and mysteries...
a woman from Idaho. film & television producer, MSW student (emerging therapist/coach/social worker)
Pretty good at writing, pretty bad at basketball, not a huge fan of frogs.
I was a music Photographer in the 90s. Now I'm a filmmaker working on a micro-budget feature about a photographer who becomes a filmmaker. It's complicated.
Award-winning screenwriter of mostly TV movies but also YouTube, FAST, and feature films—sharing everything I’ve learned (and am learning).
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My thoughts on movies, philosophy, and the direct to audience storytelling studio I’m building.
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Skip Berry is a former magazine and newspaper journalist, the author of several nonfiction books for kids and adults, a screenwriter, and a poet.
Filmmaker. Former founder in residence + mixed reality filmmaker at Google. Taught film + lit at Lehigh U. Tisch alum. My first feature, The Big Break, is coming soon.
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